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Centre for English, Translation and Anglo-Portuguese Studies

Acronym: CETAPS Centre for English, Translation and Anglo-Portuguese Studies - Opens a new window
Person in Charge: Fátima Vieira
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CETAPS
(Centre for English, Translation and Anglo-Portuguese Studies) is the result of a merger between two previously existing research units: IEI, the Institute for English Studies, based at FLUP, and CEAP, the Centre for Anglo-Portuguese Studies, based at FCSHUNL.

The activity of CETAPS is expected to reflect the synergies derived from that merger. It will therefore combine new ventures with the extension of some of the defining projects of its ongoing, but now reformulated groups.

The researchers at CETAPS are aware that they launch their expanded unit at a moment in the Humanities that is both challenging and auspicious, in two complementary ways:

- on the one hand, the prevalence in recent decades of critical mores that are averse to any form of disciplinary autarky proves favourable to a set of projects that are eminently relational - involving the study of reception, translation, intertextuality, intermediality, representations of temporal and spatial dynamics, relations in intellectual history;

- on the other hand, the broad consensus that such relational models have generated allows for the discourses that earlier legitimised their rise to relinquish their potentially (and paradoxically) exclusive import; hence, a range of disciplinary approaches that might otherwise be relegated as "traditional" and superseded can be productively retrieved into a more plural scene of academic inquiry. Relevant examples of this include the renewed convergence of criticism and certain forms of textual scholarship; or the recent querying of radical forms of historicism and the re-signification of "presentism".

For more information on the Centre's activities, please visit: https://www.cetaps.com/




E-mail: cetaps@letras.up.pt
Phone: +351 226077196
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